【Hiroshima】Start your morning quietly at "Coffee House Oregon," a café with a nostalgic Showa-era vibe.

Nestled in the Ginzan-cho area of Hiroshima, "Coffee House Oregon" is a cozy café that has been cherished by locals for years. I visited during the morning hours and enjoyed a leisurely breakfast. The interior, decorated in beige tones, exudes a sense of nostalgia with its slightly high ceilings and vintage textures on the walls and ceiling. The atmosphere perfectly captures the essence of a "Showa-era café." Despite its age, the café is impeccably clean and inviting, making it easy to linger for a while. The breakfast set includes toast, salad, a boiled egg, and coffee—a classic combination. The thick-cut toast, richly soaked in butter, was wonderfully fragrant and delicious. The coffee, with its refreshing acidity, was the perfect way to wake up in the morning. The retro design of the tables and chairs adds to the charm, making every corner of the café picturesque. Elderly regulars quietly reading newspapers further highlight the enduring café culture seamlessly integrated into daily life. While there’s nothing particularly extraordinary about this place, it offers the comforting appeal of an "unchanging spot." Whether you’re stopping by during your travels or simply looking to relax and soak in the atmosphere of Hiroshima, this café is an ideal choice.